LAST Monday night just before 6, my 14-year-old son, Edward, and one of his ninth-grade classmates ran into the den shouting that their school's headmaster had been arrested in a porn sting operation.
Then, in 2012, your lovable comedian grandpa, Fred Willard, got caught up in a very similar kind of porn-theater sting operation.
"There is a 12-year-old, a lady of having this operation and a porn star, and it totally makes sense".
Porn Valley, to house the bulk of its operations.
In 2012, Anonymous launched Operation Anti-Bully: Operation Hunt Hunter in retaliation to Hunter Moore's revenge porn site, "Is Anyone Up?" Anonymous crashed Moore's servers and publicized much of his personal information online, including his social security number.
Recent decades have brought to light the dark side of industrial agriculture, with its hormone- and antibiotic-intensive confinement-feeding operations, food-safety scares, and torture-porn optics.
And his old revenge porn site, IsAnybodyDown?, which has been out of operation since last year, now offers a longwinded kinda-apology.
In reality, however, electronic sting operations do little to protect our children from cyberpredators, not to mention keeping them away from porn and hate sites, as well as other "objectionable" material.
Porn stars, condom companies and other firms that had experienced inexplicable trouble with their banks began suspecting Operation Choke Point was to blame.
The only thing better than porn is celebrity porn, but that doesn't mean you should use it as bait in a Facebook spam operation.
